Claymore's main objective was to stop the manufacture of fish oil and its exportation to Germany, where it was used in making explosives.
In terms of tissue exportation, Dickenson views it as the process by which tissue acquires value such that it becomes the object of exchange.
In the context of global change (decreasing atmospheric inputs, increasing biomass exportation, climate change), it is important to determine calcium sources to the ecosystem and tree nutrition to better understand how forest ecosystems will respond to these changes over time.
(U.S. court records affiliated with his case say Mexico prohibited the exportation of its natural gas condensate in 2006).
In addition, it is known that CSNK2B can be exported to the external side of the cellular membrane [ 31], and CSNK2B-LY6G5B presents CSNK2B domains needed for its exportation to cell surface and/or its excretion, as well as a mature Ly-6 domain.
Adding gas condensate to DSO may facilitate its exportation.
When we do that, we are also demanding an end to its exportation of global non-violent extremism.
PEITC is known to conjugate with GSH, leading to its exportation and depletion of cellular GSH.
Part of this could be attributed to a Moroccan crackdown, with the government there destroying a third of its own crop in an effort to curb exportation – but also terrorism, as it was becoming much harder to ship large amounts of contraband throughout the world.
Moreover, it blocks the exportation of the vRNPs from the nucleus and facilitates the formation of large perinuclear aggregates of vRNPs along with the cellular protein Rab11.
